Delhi High Court JJA typing test practice
Delhi High Court JJA / Restorer has an English typing test (Stage III) after the Prelims and Mains: 10 minutes on a computer, at least 35 words per minute, with mistakes allowed up to 3% of the words typed. It only qualifies you for the interview.
Updated for the 2026 notification checked against the official notice · last checked 12 Nov 2026
Change history (1)
- — Added from the Delhi High Court vacancy notice.
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Delhi High Court JJA typing test rules
| Stage | Stage III, qualifying, after the Preliminary (CBT) and Main (descriptive) exams |
|---|---|
| Time | 10 minutes, English, on computer |
| Speed | At least 35 words per minute, worked out on a “characters with space” basis |
| Mistakes allowed | 3% of the total words typed, rounded to 0.5 for a fraction of .01–.49 and to 1 for .51–.99 |
| Merit | Mains and interview only; the typing test does not add marks |
| Eligibility | A graduate with a typing speed of at least 35 WPM on computer |
Source: Delhi High Court vacancy notice: Junior Judicial Assistant / Restorer (applications 04–23 Feb 2026), Scheme of Examination, Stage III (2026). Last checked 12 Nov 2026. Rules change between years; confirm with the notification for your cycle.
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Points to note
- The notice does not say how many characters make a word. This practice uses the usual 5 characters (spaces included) per word.
- The notice does not define a mistake. This practice counts mistakes the SSC way (a wrong, missing or extra word = 1; a capitalisation, punctuation or spacing slip = ½). It also gives no backspace rule, so backspace is allowed here.